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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1965
Page
3
Warner Pacific College male quartet will perform at 7 30 p m Tuesday at Melvern Church of God with Knights for Christ offering varied sacred selections and a social hall "fun" songs segment. Also notes Ottawa youths join S Navy and a Social Security session in Ottawa July 14 with R A Nitschke.
Fred Hornecker of 1641 5 Main is a patient at Kansas University Medical Center in Kansas City. His room number is 527 B.
Ronnie G. Faught, 15, of Olathe, drowned Friday night at Gardner Lake while his three teenage companions watched. He was pulled from the water about 7:30 p.m. and pronounced dead after being found two hours after he went under. He is survived by Mr. and Mrs. Virgil H. Faught.
Admissions listed Annette Latimer 904 N Mulberry Friday Mrs Frank Steward Agricola Ewing Fritts Ottawa RFD 2 Candy Mitchell Ottawa RFD 4 Saturday Dismissals Frankie Green Melvern Mrs John Eggleston and baby girl Paola Friday John Bailey 120 E 1st Ottawa Kansas Mrs Chester Burgoon 113 N Hickery Saturday
Ten area youths join 124 prospective new students in Kansas State College of Pittsburg third summer preview. Ottawa reps include John Armstrong Steven E Bell James E Colby Terry L Lay Gary N Mavity Robert E Trigg. Garnett youths Charles H Waring Mark Womelduff. Osage City participants Martin D Jones Richard Carl Larson. July previews let new enrollees meet department reps and advisors, arrange housing, and pre enroll for fall.
Glenn Geiss acting manager of the Ottawa Kansas State Employment Service outlines how the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and Kansas Act Against Discrimination govern nondiscrimination in employment. He emphasizes equal opportunity, job referrals based on qualifications, and no-cost referrals to employers seeking qualified personnel. Geiss invites employers to use state services to improve workforce quality and productivity.
Milford Delaware resident Charles Jackson known as Hotfoot Sam quits after 12 years performing on street corners with bottle-cap feet, patch jacket, and harmonica. Neighbors complained about noise and influence on children, though no ordinance barred dancing. He says he earned about $30 a weekend and will miss the July 4 holiday.
Larry W. Maloney 18 of Ottawa RFD 4 was cited for careless driving at First and Main. Albert H. Sheffield 42 of 415 N. Sycamore was cited for speeding 36 in a 20 zone in the 500 block of South Main. Radar-flagged speeding on South Main included William L. Haley 18 of 815 S. Main at 40 in a 30 zone and Donald E. Leach 18 of 935 N. Cherry at 40 in an 80 zone. Tom Chappel of Robertson Motor Co reported tires and wheels stolen from boxes under pickups in the car lot, July 7.
Baseball box score snapshot features Church League teams First Methodist and Faith Lutheran plus 1st Baptist and Wellsville. Player lines show AB R H and team totals, indicating mixed results and multiple errors or misreads across innings.
Clarence A Dougherty died July 5 in Pueblo Colorado at age listed with surviving wife Elsie two sons Don and Robert from home a stepson James Brown Boulder Colorado one sister Mrs Wayne Warner Portland Oregon and a brother John Dougherty Wellsville Mr and Mrs John Dougherty returned from Pueblo after funeral services held July 7.
American Orioles win 12 to 8 over the A's in a Little League game. Key players include Korkames Keim Penn and Printy for the A's while Bulmer Baldovino and Hough contributed for the Orioles. Final lines show balanced offense and strong pitching from both sides.
Permit filed Friday by Dale Cain to construct a residence for Charles A Beeman at 1531 Orchard Drive with an estimated cost of 15000 dollars.
Charlie Swanson, living near Lyndon, left July 2 to fix fences and joined friends to attend a Kansas City baseball double header. He forgot to tell his wife, prompting a search by 200 volunteers and the Red Cross. He was found after the game and returned home to a welcome sign in Melvern.
The FBI says 36 year old Walter Daniel Hendrickson, arrested in Amarillo Texas on a stolen car charge, is the man wanted for allegedly mailing threats to President Johnson. He is held in Potter County jail as the Secret Service issued a nationwide alert.
Two cars collide at an alley intersection on East Second Street at 9 30 a m Friday in the 100 block. James G DeVore 57 Ottas wa RFD 4 the Chrysler driver southbound entering Second Street from the alley. Marvin J Geniner 52 5311 S Cedar the Ford driver eastbound. Both say they failed to see each other. No injuries or damage estimates reported.
Doubles pairings compiled for boys and girls in multiple age groups. Names include Stan Walker Jim Ralston Roger Brownrigg Craig Story Marvin Bennett Terry Shisler Pam Printy Kathy Kasper Janet Amphenour Kathy Lewis DeAnne Snyder Cindy Hollion Kathy Kasper Pam Printy Kathy Lewis Valerie Ledom DeAnne Snyder Debbie Lee Cindy Hollon Janet Amphenour Larry Lewis Ted North Dave Mudrick Richard Brown Greg Reynolds David Adamson Maurice Bennett Barry Lysaught Allen Loyd Ron Matthews Sam Fleming Bob Kohler Bruce Reynolds Rita Campbell Ann Gensman Mary Story Dorothy Spencer Linda Mietchen Liz Stoner Donna Simpson Nancy Clark D Simpson Spencer Story A Gensman Mietchen Spratt Clark Campbell Griffin.
Funeral services for Charles A Hafer who died July 7 at Cedar House Convalescent Home were held July 9 at Lamb Funeral Home with Rev Willard Braker officiating. Burial at Oak Hill Cemetery Lawrence. Pallbearers named. Also graveside services for Jean Fiske, 61, who died Friday in Kansas City, set for Highland Cemetery.
A parked car was struck by a 1959 Ford driven by Montana V. Kimmel 70 of 1015 N Cedar at about 11 25 a m Friday near Forest Park No injuries were reported Beauchamp owned a 1959 Chevrolet parked on the right side of the road The Ford pulled to the right to avoid parked cars and collided with the Chevrolet No damage estimates were provided for both vehicles
In the Probate Court of Franklin County Kansas a hearing is set on the petition by Marlin D Kimball to determine the descent of real estate Lots 20 22 and 24 Block 79 City of Ottawa and all other property of Melvin W Cecil at death. Defenses must be filed by July 27 1968 at 11 00 oclock a.m. in Ottawa Kansas. Pierson and Skoog Ottawa Kansas Attorneys for Petitioner.
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